Infrastructure Planning

We specialise in crafting effective plans and strategies for developing and optimising sports infrastructure projects. From initial feasibility to final implementation, our expert team provide tailored solutions to ensure your projects are efficient, sustainable, and aligned with your goals.

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AFL Australian Football Infrastructure Plan Towards 2030

The AFL Australian Football Infrastructure Plan towards 2030 outlines a strategic framework aimed at enhancing the sustainability and accessibility of Australian football at all levels.

This comprehensive plan prioritises the development and refurbishment of facilities across the nation, ensuring they meet the evolving needs of players, supporters, and communities.

Key initiatives will focus on maintaining and upgrading existing venues while investing in new community-centric facilities that promote grassroots engagement and inclusivity. Emphasising collaboration with local governments and stakeholders, the AFL aims to foster a stronger football culture and increase participation rates.

By 2030, the plan will deliver a robust infrastructure that not only supports the professional game but also strengthens community bonds, promoting health, wellbeing, and a lifelong love of the sport.

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Football Victoria Facilities Strategy 2025-2035

Football Victoria Facilities Strategy 2025-2035 has been developed to provide a clear and evidence-based roadmap to guide future investment to support the growth of football in Victoria.

The strategy establishes a 10 year plan for facility development, provided stakeholders the opportunity to be involved in determining the future of football facilities across Victoria, creates alignment between the needs of clubs, communities and councils/land managers, establish the evidence base for sustainable development and build support for facility project implementation.

Vision - A thriving, inclusive and sustainable network of football facilities that grow the game and connect communities.

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Netball Queensland Infrastructure Strategy 2024-2034

Netball Queensland's Infrastructure Strategy 2024-2034 outlines a comprehensive framework aimed at enhancing netball facilities across the state.

The strategy focuses on developing sustainable, multi-purpose netball venues that cater to all forms of participation, while also providing accessible spaces for various recreational activities.

Key objectives include improving accessibility, upgrading existing facilities, and investing in new infrastructure to support grassroots engagement and elite programs.

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AFL Tasmania Statewide Facilities Strategy

The AFL Tasmania Statewide Facilities Strategy 2021-2030 outlines a comprehensive framework designed to enhance and revitalise the state's football infrastructure to 2030.

The Strategy aims to create modern, accessible, and high-quality facilities that foster community engagement and support the growth of Australian Rules football across Tasmania.

By identifying key priorities for investment and development, the Strategy seeks to address the diverse needs of players, clubs, and local communities, ensuring a sustainable and vibrant future for the sport.

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Queensland Cricket Infrastructure Strategy 2023-2028

The Queensland Cricket Infrastructure Strategy 2023-2028 is designed to elevate the state’s cricketing landscape by prioritising projects that contribute to the strategic objectives of QLD Cricket. The Strategy focuses on enhancing existing venues, developing new training hubs, and ensuring sustainable practices across all operations.

By prioritising accessibility and inclusivity, QLD Cricket aims to create environments that inspire participation at all levels, from grassroots to elite competition. This initiative not only strengthens infrastructure but also fosters a vibrant cricket culture that resonates with diverse communities throughout Queensland.

This update identified new opportunities and priorities to help drive participation growth and enable an environment to foster the talent of cricketers in Queensland.

The strategy is used to guide investment from government and Cricket Australia.

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AFL Queensland Facilities Plan Towards 2030

The AFL Queensland Facilities Plan Towards 2030 outlines a strategic framework aimed at enhancing community engagement, player development, and sustainable football infrastructure across the state.

By identifying key areas for improvement, the Plan seeks to upgrade existing facilities and develop new venues to meet the growing demands of grassroots and elite competitions.

Emphasising collaboration with local councils and stakeholders, the proposed initiative prioritise accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that football is made available to all Queenslanders.

By 2030, the vision is to create vibrant hubs of activity that foster participation, promote health and wellbeing, and drive the success of Australian rules football in Queensland.

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AFL South East Regional Football & Netball Facilities Strategy 2025-2035

The AFL South East Regional Football and Netball Facilities Strategy was developed to establish a strategic framework for the future planning and development of football and netball facilities over the next 10 years.

The Strategy contains a framework to deliver infrastructure improvements that are both aspirational and achievable while helping both AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria reach their goals for community football and netball.

A sound evidence base was used with all 79 sites within the region recently being audited. The existing condition and compliance of venues was measured against preferred facility guidelines which was then used to develop facility needs and recommendations across the eight LGA’s.

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AFL Gippsland Regional Football & Netball Facilities Strategy 2025-2035

The AFL Gippsland Regional Football and Netball Facilities Strategy 2025-2035 outlines a strategic framework for the future planning and development of football and netball facilities over the next 10 years.

The Strategy will be used to address significant challenges and enhance sporting infrastructure across the region and aims to create a sustainable future for football and netball across the Gippsland region.

Three main goals were identified:

  • Building community capacity

  • Enhancing elite infrastructure

  • Driving innovation and growth

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G21 and AFL Barwon Regional Strategy

The five local government areas that make up the G21 Region (City of Greater Geelong, Borough of Queenscliffe, Surf Coast Shire, Golden Plains Shire and Colac Otway Shire), in conjunction with AFL Barwon, AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria developed a partnership to investigate infrastructure and sports development needs from both a local and regional perspective.

The G21 and AFL Barwon Regional Strategy will guide the future planning and development of football and netball delivered through football-netball clubs across the G21 Region. Central to the study was increasing participation, establishing strong regional governance, creating sustainable club and facility hierarchy models and generating economic interest for the region to increase the capacity of local clubs.

The Strategy addresses infrastructure and sports development needs of both netball and football, as well as establishing clear priorities for local delivery.

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